Global Payments
Selling in more than one country means more than adding a currency. Customers expect local payment methods, familiar checkout flows and prices in their own currency, and each market has its own rules.
Local payment methods
Bank transfers, wallets and cash-based methods are common in many markets. Offering the methods customers already use typically improves conversion.
Multi-currency pricing
Decide whether to price in local currency, in USD or both, and how conversion fees will be shown to the customer.
Cross-border card risk
Cards issued in another country can carry higher decline and fraud rates. Strong authentication and clear issuer-country rules help manage this.
Planning a market launch
Start with the markets and payment methods your customers use, confirm each provider's coverage, then test checkout with real transactions before you scale.